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Joey Ernand

@bothcoasts25.bsky.social

🤖Joke & Genre Nerd. TV Support Staffer, Writer, Watcher. Best day = Saw the "killin me Smalls" Sandlot kid at Subway. My abuelos' VCRs led me here🇨🇺 FIRST BOOK COMING SOON! My credits: https://imdb.to/39VPx1A My essays: movingpics.substack.com

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Joey Ernand@bothcoasts25.bsky.social · 5d ago

I distinctly remember watching this at my aunt’s house at a too-young age, loving it, and then singing “Blue Moon” at the top of my lungs in the bathroom later that day 😂 AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON turns 45 (!) this year. Here are a few words about it ❤️ boxd.it/gGa0Qd

A ★★★★½ review of An American Werewolf in London (1981)

Taken from my series of Horror Essays: I would throw An American Werewolf in London into consideration as the king of the horror comedy subgenre precisely because it was the first one to meld both gen...

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BACK ISSUE! Magazine@backissuemagazine.bsky.social · 8h ago

Young Dick Grayson spots a Robin imposter taking on some thugs and assists him. The imposter reveals himself as Tim Drake, the current Robin. Dick deduces that he must have somehow traveled into the future and is meeting his successor. They decided to team-up until Dick returns home.

Two generations of Robins, a Tim Drake and a young Dick Grayson, sit on a rooftop observing criminals. - Robin #10, Sept 1994 by Chuck Dixon, Tom Grummett & Ray Kryssing
Letterboxd@letterboxd.social · 2d ago

To mark the twentieth anniversary and new 4K theatrical re-release of the mythical Pan’s Labyrinth, Guillermo del Toro tells Dan Mecca about the deep magic and great pain of his beloved film, which he explains “almost killed me.” https://boxd.it/3pG

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preternia@preternia.com · 4d ago

Here’s an up close look at the steam effect from the new Mattel Hush Batman set. We got to take a look at what’s coming in January and I think people are going to be very satisfied with what Mattel has to offer.

Joey Ernand@bothcoasts25.bsky.social · 5d ago

I distinctly remember watching this at my aunt’s house at a too-young age, loving it, and then singing “Blue Moon” at the top of my lungs in the bathroom later that day 😂 AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON turns 45 (!) this year. Here are a few words about it ❤️ boxd.it/gGa0Qd

A ★★★★½ review of An American Werewolf in London (1981)

Taken from my series of Horror Essays: I would throw An American Werewolf in London into consideration as the king of the horror comedy subgenre precisely because it was the first one to meld both gen...

boxd.it

Crooked Marquee@crooked-marquee.bsky.social · last wk.

Walt Disney and his animators wrapped up their package era with a two-short feature that's still got the capacity to terrify decades later. “The Adventures of Icabod and Mr. Toad” was released on this day in 1949: buff.ly/H29jtvU

A Frightful Sight: The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad at 75 — Crooked Marquee

In 1949, Walt Disney and his animators wrapped up their package era with a two-short feature that's still got the capacity to terrify 75 years later.

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Joey Ernand@bothcoasts25.bsky.social · last wk.

What’s your favorite action sequence? “A fight can express things people might not be able to say with words.” — Brandon Lee Also, in no particular order & not a complete list, just the ones that popped into my head. Also, also, I could’ve fill this whole thing up with just Spielberg imagery 😂